Columbus is red hot. 

In theory, it could be done, but if you go too quickly it could be a red flag to underwriting as your rinsing and repeating. 

@Matt Charette For a second investment I see many challenges and a few red flags.

No red flags.

Long-story short, I decided to stop using it as an Airbnb in the fall, stopped taking new reservations, and planned to wait out the guy that was planning on staying through January to either put the house up for sale or get standard long-term tenants in.The guy stopped using Airbnb because "his bank wouldn't allow him to pay through the platform" (red flag, I know) and I allowed him to pay me separately through PayPal every month.

HML telling you to pay $3,000 up front for access to their software and services is a major red flag for me.

Absolutely any advice, red flag alerts, creative tips, other perspectives will be received and appreciated! 

Kyle,Probably the best way to vet them is by speaking with other real estate investors and listening to their experiences.Two other red flags would be...1.

Hi @Julie Sisnroy you have already taken the bold step of going out of state for your investing so figuring out the provider should be easy now.

I vetted their history as standard and no red flags came about aside from them being private contractors.